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Trans lati on For mat s D-58 ProMaste r 2500 User Ma nual
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ProMaster 2500 User Manual D-57
Highest I/O Addresses
The following table shows the highest I/O addresses accepted for each
Data Translation Format.
Format
Number Format Name
Highest
Address (hex
bytes)
01-03 ASCII (BNPF, BHLF, and B10F) N/A
04 Texas Instruments SDSMAC (320) 1FFFF
(FFFF words)
05-07 ASCII (BNPF, BHLF, and B10F) N/A
11 DEC Binary N/A
12-13 Spectrum 270F
16 Absolute Binary N/A
17 LOF N/A
30-32 ASCII-Octal
(Space, Percent, and Apostrophe)
3FFFF
(777777 octal)
35-37 ASCII-Octal
(Space, Percent, and SMS)
3FFFF
(777777 octal)
50-52 ASCII-Hex
(Space, Percent, and Apostrophe)
FFFF
55-58 ASCII-Hex
(Space, Percent, SMS, and Comma)
FFFF
70 RCA Cosmac FFFF
80 Fairchild Fairbug FFFF
81 MOS Technology FFFF
82 Motorola EXORciser FFFF
83 Intel Intellec 8/MDS FFFF
85 Signetics Absolute Object FFFF
86 Tektronix Hexadecimal FFFF
87 Motorola EXORmacs FFFFFF
88 Intel MCS-86 Hex Object FFFFF
89 Hewlett-Packard 64000 Absolute FFFFFFFF
90 Texas Instruments SDSMAC FFFF
91, 92 JEDEC (Full and Kernel) N/A
94 Tektronix Hexadecimal Extended FFFFFFFF
95 Motorola 32 bit (S3 record) FFFFFFFF
96 Hewlett-Packard UNIX Format FFFFFFFF
97 Intel OMF 386 FFFFFFFF
98 Intel OMF 286 FFFFFF
99 Intel Hex-32 FFFFFFFF
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D-58 ProMaster 2500 User Manual
ProMaster 2500 User Manual E-1
E
Computer Remote Control
The Computer Remote Control (CRC) commands are used by TaskLink
to control the operation of the 2500. This information is included in the
manual to allow you to write a remote computer software program
(referred to as a driver) to control the operation of the ProMaster 2500.
The CRC driver issues commands in the format required by the 2500 and
sends these commands to the 2500 to execute. The 2500 performs the
handling and programming operation and then returns a response
character that indicates status or returns requested data. The driver
interprets this response, determines on the next action, and generates
messages and operator prompts.
The complete set of ProMaster 2500 computer remote control commands
are divided in this chapter into three groups of related commands. Each
has a slightly different set of requirements described in the appropriate
section. These groups are:
•
Handler Computer Remote Control Commands
—Set of commands
controlling the
handling
of devices from the input tube, into the
programming module, through label application, and releasing the
device into the output tube.
•
Labeler Hex Format Commands
—Control the specific characteristics
of text on the
label
.
•
Programming Electronics Remote Control Commands—
Set of
commands to control the
programming
of devices in the
programming module.